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Fall Wreath with Twisted Fabric Flowers

September 5, 2011 by Erin 6 Comments

This Fall Wreath is such an easy and gorgeous addition to any front door.  It definitely brings that natural element I love about this season, but also is full of fun color.  It is just right for the whole season, so feel free to make it in August or September and leave it up until after Thanksgiving!

Fall Wreath ideas include my favorite Fall Wreath with Twisted Fabric Flowers!  This is super easy and oh so cheap!  It includes a step by step tutorial!

Fall Wreath with Twisted Fabric Flowers

It’s feeling a lot like fall around here. It was 101 disgusting degrees two days ago and today it’s a perfect 65! I don’t even know how that’s possible – but, it’s crisp outside and I decided it was time for a new fall wreath!
I picked up a grapevine wreath at Hobby Lobby a few weeks ago when they were half off. Then, I grabbed some burlap out of the stash and got to work.  Just in case you don’t have these items on hand, I have a solid supply list below to help you out.
Supplies Needed:

Grapevine Wreath

Burlap in various colors (If you don’t have scraps on hand, this burlap sheets set is ideal since it has multiple colors)

Fabric Glue

Scissors

Buttons or rhinestones for embellishment

Directions: 
First, I cut the fabric into long strips (the longer the strip the larger the flower).
Second, tie a knot on one end. This will be the center of the flower.  See below.  It’s super easy to do.
Next, you will begin the process of twisting the burlap and gluing it to itself as you twist.   Twisting the fabric and securing it with glue about every half inch or so as you wrap it around.
It takes a bit of time, but you could get some help from your kids by letting them hold it or glue while you twist.  For a multi-colored flower, you could easily glue two colored strips together so it comes out with a fun colored pattern.
When you get to the end of the material, fold about 1/2 inch of the burlap under the flower and glue it to the back. This makes it more secure and keeps it all twisted together perfectly to form a flower to attach to your super easy fall wreath.  
 
I added some buttons and rhinestones to the middles and then glued them to the fall wreath.  I like the look of the bling with the natural grapevine and burlap. It adds a little unexpected interest.
Fall Wreath ideas include my favorite Fall Wreath with Twisted Fabric Flowers!  This is super easy and oh so cheap!  It includes a step by step tutorial!
Since fall is my favorite time of year, it makes sense that I would put together this fun fall wreath.  I love this way to twist fabric to create flavors, and plan to use it for more wreaths and crafts in the future.
Fall Wreath ideas include my favorite Fall Wreath with Twisted Fabric Flowers!  This is super easy and oh so cheap!  It includes a step by step tutorial!
Doesn’t the color just pop against the window and door?  This super easy fall wreath featuring twisted burlap flowers is a great idea to make for your door or entryway this year! 

More Fall Craft Ideas:

  • 5 Fun Fall Activities & Recipes
  • 5 Fun Fall Learning Ideas
  • Awesome Apple Themed Craft Ideas For Fall
  • 15 Awesome Fall Wreaths Under $30

Fall Wreath ideas include my favorite Fall Wreath with Twisted Fabric Flowers!  This is super easy and oh so cheap!  It includes a step by step tutorial!

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Comments

  1. Smallgood says

    September 5, 2011 at 8:25 pm

    That’s so my style. Turned out great.

    Reply
  2. . says

    September 5, 2011 at 11:34 pm

    Cute Cute!

    Reply
  3. Amy Bowman says

    September 13, 2011 at 12:18 am

    Hi my Erin friend!
    You are most clicked on “Flexible Posts” @ Anti-Procrastination Tuesday and are featured this week. Thanks for linking up at New Nostalgia!

    Reply
  4. Jeff and Sarah says

    September 21, 2011 at 9:00 pm

    I made it! I didn’t use red or the bling but here is my version!
    http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v647/daughterofsarah/08f265b1.jpg

    Reply
  5. Monroe | Sew Crafty Crochet says

    November 2, 2016 at 12:25 pm

    So pretty! I love the colors you used for the flowers!

    Reply

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  1. Felt Leaf Garland says:
    September 30, 2013 at 11:31 pm

    […] on my table.    At first I was thinking about making them into a wreath.  But I do have a cute  fall wreath and Halloween wreath already.    So, I decided to go with […]

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